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+1 to this. If torx keys are needed (instead of allen keys), then it's likely they aren't gonna open.

what is your main issue with the sound? if it's the bass know that sub woofer placement is cruicial

@@autoexec5367 hi bro when playing RUclips videos sounds great and vibrates and very louder but when using with computer, in VLC player it sounds flat and boom boom not hearing vocals clearly and instruments sounding - my computer has inbuilt sound card 2013 model, is it ok or needed soundcard updation or external sound card. Plz advice me. Thank you bro

@@autoexec5367 @autoexec hi bro when playing RUclips videos sounds great and vibrates and very louder but when using with computer, in VLC player it sounds flat and boom boom not hearing vocals clearly and instruments sounding - my computer has inbuilt sound card 2013 model, is it ok or needed soundcard updation or external sound card. Plz advice me. Thank you bro

@@Tamilpasanga664 that sounds like a source problem then. If it plays fine from another sources like a phone and not to your laptop's audio port, then it's definitely your laptop's soundcard. A decent usb dongle dac/amp might solve your problem

@@autoexec5367 👍 thank-you bro

I think it’s more likely to be leftover coffee particles sitting between the burrs that give resistance to closing the burrs. With mine it is sometimes hard to go finer, but very easy to go coarser for that reason, I think.

Its 0 has always been at 12. only when it's super clean can the burrs move so close that's around 11.5 in the dial. I prefer 12 as the 0 as 1 is definitely not 0. 😬 Personal preference. But my Aerspeed zeroes at 7 which is quite annoying actually.

@@autoexec5367 12 makes sense to me 👍 and it's as simple as putting it back together - ie is it possible to choose a 0 setting?

@@michaelrennie1269 not really. unless maybe you play with different washer thickness under the top bearing until you get to your the desired 0.

I've just bought an Aerspeed. Lovely thing. If you're not doing Espresso grinds, it's probably preferred over the Aergrind.

Songs: Ohia agree! I bought an Aerspeed directly from MBK, landed 10 days later here in Sydney. Pretty happy with it, so far so good!

I love the Aerspeed. definitely a cleaner grind than the more versatile Aergrind. Almost as clean as the Comandante in my opinion.

Only bass can be changed

@@moonwalker22983 Thats bad.

@@snape3832 u can always change the sound settings in the source i.e winamp or media player is played from a PC. Not a big disadvantage👍

Is it gud for music listening

@@snape3832 has loudness?

I only have the plastic lid so can't comment on that one

And maybe I missed it, but I couldn't exactly tell how you made sure the Aergrind was reading at 0 when the burrs were completely closed.

No I don't think reassembly will fix any alignment issues. I got a pretty decent unit that locks the burrs at exactly 12 in the dial and disappears any rub at 0.10.

Yes, this is the first model of the Aergrind. Newer models have screws on the body (I think?) to adjust the stiffness of the dial(?). Not sure how it the whole assembly differs though.

@@autoexec5367 thank you for the information. I just got mine in and it also locks at about 12 and I can't hear or feel any grinding at about 0.8 or 0.10 iirc. Looks like we both got good ones Now my only issue is that they sent me the plastic lid but the listing said it'd be a metal lid

@@MattM-24 it breaks in over time. now the rub on mine completely disappears at 0.7. :) Congrats! Lots of defective units out there I keep seeing on forums..

Hi. 1, 3, 5 is Q3. Q2HD is definitely better. It has 3 mics and an analog mic gain.

@@autoexec5367 thanks a lot. I have the zoom q3 and i will get the q2hd thats why i asked you.

And the video is much better too with the q2hd than q3??

RDX GAMING NETWORK nope. the sub is pretty powerful. I am also sensitive to bass distortions and drivers sounding bryond their limitations/capabilities.

how punchy is the bass when compared to its driver size

iamsupercaonapdakpfk hello. sure I think I can do that. will comment back here once it's available. ;) give me 2-3 days at least.

iamsupercaonapdakpfk for now some useful tips are: washer(s) go first before the bearings. the axle can only exit and enter from the bottom side. there is a rubber gasket in the axle so it is necessary to pull the D-shaped metal from the axle once you reached the end of the thread and push it a bit before tightening them together so that they will catch their threads.

autoexec thanks for the video, it’s very usual in giving some insights into how the mechanism actually works. From what i read elsewhere, this black gasket (or o-ring) is very important part. If missing or impaired the dial adjustment will slip to coarser grind while grinding. My Aerspeed came with two spare ones. I assume that’s because it naturally gets worn over time and need replacement. Thanks again for the video!

@@autoexec5367 what type of Allen key did you use to unscrew the bolt?

sub will sound boomy at such distance from its current placement

Liba Barefro yes. Check other genres tested with this speaker in my channel. :)

Call mean you just remove them. And they snap easily but with a very snug fit. ;) I used Zoom Q2HD to record them. It has analig mic gain control so it doesn't clip/distort.

autoexec yeah you did a great job recording but you just cannot feel the base with the recording. So I'm just saying that the recording sounds so sick and in person it sounds even better. Cheers for the quick reply

as stated in the description, the source is a DAP. Line Out of a FiiO X5 First Gen. :)

might want to consider that they sound way better and more accurate in real life than this recording. ;)

autoexec but there isn't a headphone jack and changing sub volume from under the desk would be too much a pain...

heh.. was talking 'bout the SQ alone though.. but of course it's still not perfect. but for the price? could be..

well the speakers (before i discovered the swans) that i was thinking of getting was either the logitech z623 or the klipsch promedia 2.1 both have aux and headphone jacks also have sub controls on the right speaker i understand that in the end sound quality matters the most for a speaker but i need something that is good for an apartment that i could either turn down the sub quickly from the top of the desk (at night or when i dont want it on) also i need to have quick assess to using headphones because i want to watch tv with that without unplugging from the monitor.

Almost every time, you have to sacrifice a bit of convenience over quality. :)